Monza Rally 2020
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This was the last little news of the 2020 WRC season. Thank you for following us in this special year. See you in 2021 from January 21 to follow the Monte-Carlo rally.
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Moto GP driver Franco Morbidelli finished the rally well with his Ford Fiesta, in 61st position, 46 minutes behind Sébastien Ogier.
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Pierre Ragues wins the rally in the RGT category with his Alpine A110, only ten seconds ahead of Andrea Mabellini and his Abarth 124 Rally.
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Kristensson wins the Junior WRC rally and the title with his Ford Fiesta.
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In WRC3, Andreas Mikkelsen won the rally in the Skoda Fabia, 15 seconds ahead of Oliver Solberg (Skoda). Jari Huttunen (Hyundai) is champion.
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Mads Ostberg wins the WRC2 rally with his Citroën, 25 seconds ahead of Pontus Tidemand. He is also champion of the category.
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The manufacturers classification:
1. Hyundai Shell Mobis World Rally Team 241 2. Toyota Gazoo Racing World Rally Team 236 3. M-Sport Ford World Rally Team 129 4. Hyundai 2C Competition 8
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The final ranking of the championship:
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The final ranking of the rally:
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The Marseillaise is played on the podium, without an audience.
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Andrea Adamo, Hyundai team principal: “It’s complicated, there are so many images that come back. I can't answer questions, for the first time in two years. Everyone has been hit hard this year…”
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Katsuta won the Power Stage, his first scratch.
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Ogier: “I'm quite happy, it was a very difficult weekend, we were very consistent, we had a big fight with Elfyn, but today I'm very happy. I don't want to jump into this particular year. I had a lot of frustrations but the car was fantastic! »
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No great effusion when hot.
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Ogier and Ingrassia quickly get on the car.
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Ogier finished 7th in the special at 8”5 but who cares….
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Sébastien Ogier is world champion with Julien Ingrassia!!! A seventh crown!
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The windshield was fogged up for a moment, the fright.
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The Frenchman is not taking any risks.
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All that remains is Ogier to finish…
